Hi everyone, As some of you may have seen on foundation-list, we're starting a new initiative called Bug Squash Month, and it's launching now - November 2016! Alexandre (afranke) is the main organizer, so direct any questions to him. :)
It would be particularly nice to get maintainers to help push Bug Squash Month. What we ask from you is that you try to give your bugtracker a special focus, even if that means writing a little less code for a month. Try to get rid of unreviewed patches. As maintainers, you're the ones who know the code base the best. Your understanding will help judge what reports are obsolete. We're sure there's a lot more you can do to get a clean slate for the coming month, so we'll leave other ideas up to you! We also invite you to help us welcome newcomers [0] and guide them. You can hang out with us at #bug and be on the lookout for questions. Your presence would be especially appreciated on the four Bug Days we will be having [1] (the first one is this Saturday, the 5th), but feel free to stay for the whole month, or even after that if you grow a special interest in clean bug trackers. ;-) Your efforts will get rewarded as you'll get new triagers who will be able to give you relief in the future. Feedback is always welcome, so email nuritzi [AT] or afranke [AT] gnome.org if you have any suggestions for improving this initiative in the future. Best, Nuritzi & Alexandre [0] newcomers here can be both people that aren't part of GNOME yet, and people who have contributed but don't know anything about bug triage yet [1] see full list of dates and read more about Bug Squash Month at https://wiki.gnome.org/Initiatives/BugSquashMonth _______________________________________________ desktop-devel-list mailing list desktop-devel-list@gnome.org https://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/desktop-devel-list